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Global Value Chains (GVCs) became the paradigm for the production of most goods and services around the world. Hence, interconnections among countries can no longer be adequately assessed through standard bilateral gross trade flows and new methods of analysis are needed. In this paper, we...
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output volatility. In this vein, our paper investigates whether exporting and export diversification at the firm level have … large negative shocks in export markets. In contrast to the literature and empirical findings for large or advanced … countries we do not find a statistically significant and consistent mitigating effect from export diversification in the Central …
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This paper argues that, under certain conditions, firms consider export activity as a substitute of serving domestic … restrictions as additional variables of a properly specified export equation. As an innovation to the literature, we assess the …
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underlying export growth are receiving great attention, as countries struggle to grow out of the crisis by increasing exports and … investigate the drivers of export market shares of 25 EU countries, considering a wide range of traditional indicators along with … novel ones developed within the CompNet Competitiveness Research Network. We find that export market share growth is linked …
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measures that can be used to analyse comparative advantage and price competitiveness, called relative export density and export … - where they have a price advantage. Price (dis)assortativity turns out to be an important factor for export growth, even … catching-up CESEE countries, with potential implications for industrial policy. The relationship between the two export …
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of both export perfor-mance and probability of survival in the export market, the negative impact of supply disruptions … being higher for relatively more downstream firms. At the same time, the results suggest that export-ing firms benefited …
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imposes a threat to the market positions of advanced economies. While China’s export structure is very similar to that of the … advanced world, its export unit values are well below the level of developed economies. Building on the assumption that unit … be justified by its relatively low average prices, implying that the quality of Chinese export products is relatively …
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This paper describes the main features of Global Value Chains (GVCs) in the euro area taken as a whole and compares with other large trade players like the US, China and Japan. In addition, the perspective of individual euro area countries is considered, with a focus on intra euro area linkages....
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imposes a threat to the market positions of advanced economies. While China's export structure is very similar to that of the … advanced world, its export unit values are well below the level of developed economies. Building on the assumption that unit … be justified by its relatively low average prices, implying that the quality of Chinese export products is relatively …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10013129033
This paper describes the main features of Global Value Chains (GVCs) in the euro area taken as a whole and compares with other large trade players like the US, China and Japan. In addition, the perspective of individual euro area countries is considered, with a focus on intra euro area linkages....
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10013026619